Connection assessment
We identify the common meters serving shared facilities and assess one-meter, GNM, or eligible VNM arrangements.
Lower common-area electricity purchases with a professionally designed and installed rooftop solar system.
Paso Solar assesses your common-area loads and connections, designs around your usable shared roof, and coordinates the installation and utility paperwork through to handover. We check the current requirements for every Karnataka project.
We design each apartment system around its actual common loads, connections, roof, governance, and service requirements.
We identify the common meters serving shared facilities and assess one-meter, GNM, or eligible VNM arrangements.
We analyse when pumps, lifts, lighting, treatment systems, amenities, and charging consume electricity.
We design around tanks, access, shade, maintenance areas, services, and known future work.
We set out roof rights, approvals, who signs off, site access, and who owns monitoring and upkeep.
We assess GNM for eligible RWA meters in the same legal name and VNM for eligible individual flat-owner connections.
We check the applicant, the connection type, the system, and the current scheme rules before putting any subsidy in the numbers.
An accessible layout, proper records, monitoring, and clearly assigned responsibilities for running the system.
We define warranty assistance, maintenance visits, response commitments, exclusions, and charges in the signed scope.
Choose a city for its common-load planning and the areas we cover there.
Paso Solar designs apartment systems in Bengaluru around common-area electricity, shared roof space, and the owners' association's approved project boundary.
31 areas coveredPaso Solar designs apartment systems in Hubli around the association's common meters, shared loads, and usable roof rather than flat count alone.
11 areas coveredPaso Solar delivers apartment solar in Dharwad as shared infrastructure with a clear load study, roof plan, approval path, and operating scope.
7 areas coveredUtility procedures and scheme eligibility can change. We check the current requirements for your common meters, same-name GNM connections, or eligible individual VNM participants, and keep those assumptions visible in the proposal.
We assess representative bills for the common connections the proposed plant may serve. We include individual flat connections only when an eligible VNM arrangement is being evaluated under current DISCOM requirements.
No. The connection, the service area, the current utility rules, the project type, and eligibility all have to be checked before anything is submitted or ordered.
VNM can share generation from one plant among eligible individual flat-owner connections that have their own consumer names and meters. We check the applicant, the consumer categories, how generation is shared, the metering, the documents, and the current DISCOM process before we design.
We give the committee a documented scope, roof layout, budget, responsibilities, and work plan to review. The association keeps approval authority and records its own roof and connection approval under its bye-laws.
We confirm usable roof zones, access, services, shade, electrical routes, preparation work, and a practical module layout before finalising capacity and price.
The bill it is based on, the project boundary, the layout and design assumptions, the equipment and safety scope, any preparation work, exclusions, approvals support, the work plan, and the monitoring, handover, and maintenance terms.
Share common-area bills, meter details, and basic roof information for an initial project discussion.